Sentence examples for more easily rectified from inspiring English sources

Any obesity and its health consequences attributable to short sleep are only seen in those few people sleeping around five hours, where weight gain is small - around 1.5kg per year - which is more easily rectified by a better diet and 15 minutes of daily brisk walking, rather than by an hour or so of extra daily sleep".

This issue is easily rectified with the more robust MAD estimator.

The problem could have been easily rectified.

"There was minor damage to some flower beds which can be easily rectified".

Why dwell on the errors of the 18th and 19th century, when they can be so easily rectified?

But it's not a reason for suggesting filters should never be used: such errors can be easily rectified.

Critics say that that power structure worsens China's inequality and cannot be easily rectified without systematic changes.

The debate's co-moderator, George Stephanopoulos, second to no journalist in his firsthand knowledge of the Clinton White House, could have easily rectified the imbalance.

Dr. Hopkins now serves on the academic council at M.I.T., where she has come to understand how discrimination might not be so easily rectified.

The wheels of the MER was sinking into the soil and could not move; a situation that is not easily rectified.

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